Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate.
This release kinetic may be suitable for fighting perioperative infection when the implant may be contaminated during surgery or from the patient's skin through the surgical wound or drainage tubes, but this timeframe is inadequate to eradicate massive infections.
Although randomised controlled trials might not be the optimal platform to assess development of resistance (randomised patients are in the same unit and the timeframe is inadequate), 78 special attempts should be placed on documenting the effect of prophylaxis on colonisation (using surveillance cultures) and clinical infections caused by multidrug resistant bacteria.
The timeframe is completely inadequate for any meaningful success.
The strategy recognizes that traditional DoD methods of requirements development, acquisition oversight, and especially systems engineering are inadequate to produce results in the desired timeframe, in a manner that is receptive to more frequent decision points and opportunities to change direction.
Parameters such as efficacy, for example, are based on studies with a limited timeframe and hence may be inadequate for modeling the treatment of a chronic disease for a longer time.
"The timeframe was very short.
However, the use of G-CSF shortened the timeframe with no myelopoiesis, which may have been inadequate for the total clearance of plasma proHNPs in this patient.
In practice, the lack of weekend staff which public health units claimed occurred because of inadequate funding compromised the ability of providers to attain the specified timeframe for telephone contact, but did not lower the overall rate of contact or appear to interfere with the offer of home visits.
Detractors from the PAR process include limits in the timeframe of the project that did not allow for relationship building over time, inadequate time and institutional support for teachers to feel empowered in the project, and the climate of high stakes testing in public schools in the US.
